AS Creation Wooden Slats Panelling Wallpaper - Brown - Striped

No, this is a high-quality non-woven wallpaper designed with a realistic 3D effect to mimic the look and texture of real wooden slats.

You can gently wipe the wallpaper surface with a soft, damp cloth using plain water or a very mild, non-abrasive cleaning solution. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing.

For non-woven wallpaper, it's recommended to use a high-quality, ready-mixed wallpaper paste designed specifically for 'paste the wall' applications. Ensure it's suitable for heavy or textured wallpapers.

While durable, it's best suited for areas with moderate humidity. It can be used in bathrooms or kitchens, but avoid direct water splashes or high-moisture zones like inside a shower or directly above a sink without additional protective measures.

Measure the height and width of your walls. Multiply height by width for the total square meters. Divide this by the coverage of one roll (typically 5.3 square meters for a 0.53 x 10.05m roll). Always add 10-15% extra for pattern matching, trimming, and potential mistakes. It's always better to have an extra roll.

Yes, non-woven wallpapers are generally easier to remove than traditional papers. They can often be dry-stripped from the wall in full sheets, especially if the wall was properly primed before application.

This wallpaper is designed to be a finished decorative surface with a specific 3D wood slat effect and textured finish. Painting over it would cover these unique features and is generally not recommended.

Smooth the area with a wallpaper brush or plastic smoother, working from the center outwards. For stubborn bubbles, gently pierce with a sharp, fine needle and smooth out the trapped air.

Ensure strips are butted tightly together during application. Use a seam roller to gently press down edges immediately after hanging. If visible after drying, a light touch-up with a matching paint pen (if suitable for the pattern) might help, but prevention is key.

Double-check your pattern match before cutting each strip. If already hung, carefully peel back the misaligned section (while paste is still wet) and re-position. If paste has dried, it might require removing and re-hanging the affected strip, potentially cutting a new one if damage occurs.

Ensure the wall was properly prepared (clean, smooth, primed) and that enough paste was applied evenly. Apply a small amount of extra paste to the lifting edges with a fine brush, press firmly, and smooth out.

If the tear is small, use a piece of matching wallpaper, apply paste to its back, and carefully patch over the torn area, aligning the pattern. For larger damage, it's best to cut out the affected section and replace it with a new, matching piece from a spare roll.